Hamster

A couple more piccys added. I deliver to Surrey!

[quote name='Linus27' post='411584' date='Feb 16 2009, 11:16 PM']Do these actually sound that different to a Stingray or pretty much the same? Great looking bass.[/quote] To be honest, I can't really hear any difference between this and my Stingray - and in fact I prefer the neck on this.

Pedals in = pedals out! Only home use for this cool little pedal. Comes with original box and instructions. No scratches, zero dents, no shoe marks, zero knob scuffs, not even dusty - it really is as new. £100 delivered. [attachment=20404:DSC_3723.JPG] [attachment=20405:DSC_3729.JPG]

I've really enjoyed playing this as I got it as a taster for a Fender P. Excellent condition, low set up and plays like butter - fantastic quality for a P bass clone Strung with flats for a classic thumpy sound I can't find anything to fault this bass really Because it's so much easier and safer to ship with a hard case [u]I'll include a free lined hard case[/u] which is in good nick In their own words:- [u][b]Vintage V4 Bass Series[/b][/u] [b]Body:[/b] Eastern Poplar [b]Neck: [/b]Hard Maple – Bolt On [b]Fingerboard:[/b] Rosewood [b]Scale:[/b] 34"/864mm [b]Frets:[/b] 20 [b]Neck Inlays:[/b] Pearloid Dot [b]Tuners:[/b] Wilkinson® WJBL200 [b]Bridge:[/b] Adjustable [b]Pickups:[/b] Wilkinson® PB x 1 (M) WPB [b]Hardware:[/b] Chrome [b]Controls:[/b] 1 x Volume/ 1 x Tone [u][b]V4 Pickup[/b][/u] This classic ‘split coil’ pickup design, powered by Alnico V magnets for maximum low end tone, is very much in keeping with the authentic looks and feel of this style of versatile and capable bass guitar [u][b]V4 Bridge[/b][/u] The heart of a good bass sound lies with the string anchoring, and the V4’s bridge makes sure that’s the way it stays. Face mounted and fully adjustable, the rear loaded strings pass over the V4’s chunky brass bridge saddles for maximum bottom end tone. I'm not sure what the P&P will be - I'll have a look around the couriers to see who quotes me happy. £100 [attachment=20401:DSC_3557.JPG] [attachment=20402:DSC_3611.JPG] [attachment=20403:DSC_3618.JPG]

Due to a growing family of basses, I have to let this one go. A really nice example, it's had a proper setup and has a low action. Strung with a brand new set of DR Fatbeams - less than an hours play. Nice Abelone scratchplate, it looks a little lighter than it really is in the photos because daylight was shining on it and I can't take photos! Comes with an excellent condition lined Kinsman ABS bass case. A few little marks on the head, one little ding on the side of the fretboard but you never notice it. Not sure what the P&P will be - I'll have a look around the couriers to see who quotes me happy. £350 [attachment=20397:DSC_3648.JPG] [attachment=20398:DSC_3653.JPG] [attachment=20399:DSC_3656.JPG] [attachment=20400:DSC_3663.JPG] I've been asked for a couple more piccys:- [attachment=20418:DSC_3732.JPG] [attachment=20419:DSC_3733.JPG] [attachment=20420:DSC_3734.JPG]

I'm a Sangrownun' by birth but the pub crawl has led me to Surrey at the moment! I actually cheated on the Omni15TB and bought it from David L Perry. I have all the components waiting to be glued together for an OmniTop 2x12 and a Titan39, but haven't got my finger out yet to build them Without checking the receipts, I'm guessing Bill's cabs cost between £150 - £300 each to put together depending on which one you choose to give birth to. If the trams still go as far as Preston you might want to PM David, but I'm not sure what cabs he's running ATM.

If you're good with glue, screws and fuzzy felt you could build a BFM Omni 15 Tall Boy - it's a [u]colossal [/u]sound in one cab. You can pop around to my house to try mine if you like!